Yes strain that paint. You can strain it beforehand or just wrap a strainer around the stinger, or do both. 310 is a good size tip for what you're doing, personally I'd even bump it down to a 308, but yes you want to swap out the standard filters for fine or extra fine. Also bumping up the pressure a little bit can help with clogs too, but of course you'll need to compensate by moving a bit quicker.
Get yourself a little battery powered LED light (Nemo makes some good ones) that you can hold in your non spray hand. Then before you make a pass you can use it to see where you are dry. And you can also use it to look again afterwards to see if you got everything. It helps to not have too much overhead lighting going on.
Get yourself a little battery powered LED light (Nemo makes some good ones) that you can hold in your non spray hand. Then before you make a pass you can use it to see where you are dry. And you can also use it to look again afterwards to see if you got everything. It helps to not have too much overhead lighting going on.
